Sentence examples similar to somewhat easygoing from inspiring English sources
In that sense, he was pretty easygoing.
I was a pretty easygoing fetus.
(Brantley) 'The Whale' The gentle giant at the heart of Samuel D. Hunter's affecting if somewhat conventional drama is a lonely man named Charlie, played with easygoing warmth by Shuler Hensley, who weighs upward of 500 pounds (1 55).
He described his college experience as "checkered and somewhat incomplete". Washington, when Brinkley arrived, was a city in transition, no longer the pre-World War II, easygoing city of Southern folkways, not yet the hard-charging, frenetic capital of the postwar years.
(Isherwood) 'The Whale' The gentle giant at the heart of Samuel D. Hunter's affecting if somewhat conventional drama is a lonely man named Charlie, who weighs upward of 500 pounds and is played with easygoing warmth by Shuler Hensley (1 55).
(Isherwood) 'The Whale' (closes on Saturday) The gentle giant at the heart of Samuel D. Hunter's affecting if somewhat conventional drama is a lonely man named Charlie, who weighs upward of 500 pounds and is played with easygoing warmth by Shuler Hensley (1 55).
In somewhat nefarious fashion, he sets up a cutthroat competition for the accounts position by telling both designated office weasel Pete Campbell and easygoing Ken Cosgrove that he has the job.
That dog was too easygoing.
